DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD; DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA.
Vi
WESTERN CANADA
UMINUH UN i
The 1915 Yield of Grain Keeps
Western Canada to the Front.
The great publicity that hns been
Given to tho grain ylulds of Hib Prov
inces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan nnJ
Albortn, the throe provliicos that com
prise that portion of Western Canada
cast of thn Uritlsh Columbia boundary,
lias kr.pt Canada to tho front with a
prominonco that Is merited.
' The grain crop of tho three- prov
inces has now been harvested, and suf
llcient of it lias boon threshed so that
it is no longer a matter of estimate as
to tho returns. It Is safe to say tha
the entire yiold of wheat will bo up
wards of 270,000,000 bushels, anil tho
average yield well over 2G bushels per
aero. In proportion to tho aggregate
this is perhaps tho largest yield over
known on tho continent.
Most of this wheat will grade No. 1
northern, and hotter, and with pres
ent prices tho condition of tho farm
er is to he envied. Many Individual
yields arc reported, and verified, ami
thoy aro almost beyond belief, but
they go to show that under tho enre
ful system of agriculture that pro
duccd these yields Western Canada
would havo far exceeded a 200.000.000
production of wheat in 1015 had the
system been universal.
A It was not in ono or two districts
that big yields havo been made known
Tho reports come from all parts oi
the 24.000 square miles of territory in
which the growing of wheat is car
ried on.
Mr. Elmir Sellor, a farmer south of
Strassburg, Saslc, lias harvested &,4l5
bushels No. 1 hard wheat from U!0
acres.
las. A. Henner, near Daysland, Al
berta, says hi3 wheat wont over 40
p bushels to tho acre, with an all round
crop of 3.1 bushels to tho acre.
J. N. Wagner, near the samo place,
also lays claim to over 40 bushels ot
wheat per acre.
A Norwegian farmer, named S. A
Tofthagon, not far from Daysland,
had 23 acres of wheat which gave a
yield of 47 bushels to tho acre.
Well. then, near deletion, Alberta.
D. Hi Englo of Humboldt, Iowa, owns
a quarter section of land. This land
was rented so that Mr. Englo should
receive one-third of the crop, and this
gave him $012 (in, his net rental for
the crop, and thero was only 80 acres
in crop.
Scores of reports give yields fully
as large as those given above. A
largo field of spring wheat near Leth
bridgo averaged GO bushels, another h'i
and a third 50 bushels per acre. On
the Jail farm at Lethbrldgo 25 acres
ot Marquis wheat yielded GO bushels to
tho acre and weighed 07 pounds to tho
bushel. A test lot of ono acre of Mar
quis wheat when threshed yielded 0'J
bushels and a SO aero field averaged
GO 1-3 bushels. This farm had 200
. acres under crop to Marquis wheat
r and it is cpectcd the average from
the wholo will exceed 50 bushels.
In all portions of Saskatchewan and
Manitoba, as well, remarkable yields
are reported, many largo floHs show
ing averages of from 40 to 55 bushels
per agre.
When tho story of this year's thresh
ing is completed some extraordinary
yields will bo heard of. Ono farmer
west of Unity, Saskatchewan threshed
10,000 bushels of No. 1 northern from
200 acres and such instances will not
be isolated.
Considerable of the wheat grown in
Western Canada is finding its way to
flip mnrkota nf Hin T7,ilf,l dnt.-to ,,,
$ withstanding the duty of ton cents
! ' TIC Ill, Q1..-.1 TKa ttlt.-.i 1.. ,U It..ll-.l
l'.i cuo,,,. Aiiu JIUIICI III UIU Ullllf'll
States finds Western Canadian wheat
necessary for tho blending of tho high
class flour that is demanded by some
millers. Already near a hundred
thousand bushels of the 1915 crop has
found Its way to the Minneapolis, Du
luth, St Louis and other markets.
It was not in wheat alono that there
were extraordinary yields. A farmer
living south of Wadena, Sask., liar
vested 900 bushels of oats from ten
acres. S. A. Tofthagen of Daysland
botorc referred to had oats which
yielded 110 bushels to the acrb, while
those of J. N. Wagner went 90 bush
els to tho acre.
. As Is pointed out by a Toronto pa-
jf per Canada's great good fortune and
splendid service as the Grannry or tho
Empire aro revealed in the record
harvest from her rich fields of wheat
and other grains. "The roundation of
its prosperity Is solid and enduring.
While mints mny be exhausted nid
lumber may disappear through iiu
provident management, agriculture is
n perpetual source or wealth, increas
ing rriim year to year by the stimulus
or individual industry and personal in
terest. A wheat harvest ot .".36,250.000
bushels from 13,000,000 acres, an av
erage yield of 2G bushels to the aero
The substantial nature of this growth
In production is shown by the fact
that the harvest returns aro 72 per
rent greater than tho average tor the
past flvo yeais.
The same satisractory and highly
important success has been attained
in other grain crops. The aggregate
yield of oats is 481,035,500 bushels
from tho 11,305,000 acres under crop.
Of this yield 305,G-0,000 bushels are
from the three Pralrlo Provinces.
These provinces also contribute 30J,
200.000 bushels of wheat. The bar
ley harvest Is 50.SGS.000 bushels from
1,509,350 acres, an average yield ot
33.7 bushels per aero."
"Tho impression ono gets In going
through Alberta, Sasbniohewan and
Manitoba," said a traveler from tho
East, "is that all tho horses and teams
Not
Gray
Hairs
liutilrccl
tyes
MaLo
U3 look
older
t!ian wo
are.
Old a jo
mil O Jll
l.yes
tcli-Ule.
Horn Ft tttitfrlr CoaptnT Ctlctto
Dont Telll
Yoiii age
and all the threshing machine en
gaged mako no Impression on tho
crops, and that it will tako six months
to thresh tho grain out; but two
weeks ago tho Canadian Paclilc rail
way woro having a dally shipment of
1,700 cars of wheat from thn throe
provinces, and n weuk ago thoy had
got up to 2,100 cars a day. And be
sides this there is the Canadian North
ern railway and tho Grand Trunk Pa
Nellie, so an enormous quantity must
bo being shipped out of tho provinces
Tho wealthier farmers arc building
large granaries on tholr farms, while
there is a great improvement in the
storage facilities provided by tho gov
ernment." It is thoroforc no wonder that tho
greatest interest wns shown by those
who attended the Soil Products Ex-
position hold at Denver a short time
ago, when it was demonstrated that it
was not only in quantity that Western
Canada still occupiod the primary po
sition. It was thoro that Western
Cannila again proved its supremacy.
In wheat, it was early conceded that
Canada would be u winner, atul this
was easily the case, not only did it win
tho big prize, but it carried off tho
sweepstakes. What, however, to those
who wero ropiesonting Canada at this
exposition, was of greater valuo probn
bly, was winning first and second prize
for ntfalfa. Tito exhibits wero beauti
ful and pronounced by old alfalfa
growers to be the best they had ever
seen. First, second and third cuttings
of this year's growth wero shown.
At this came exposition, there were
shown some excellent samples of fod
der corn, grown in the Swirt Current
district. uiiiuu noiuB mo worms trotting rec-
Topping the rango cattle market in fd- rlm,v,nS covered a mile in 1 mln
Chicago a short time ago is another of " "a seconds. Mr. IUHlngs paid
tho rents accomplished by Western , ?5',r00 ,tho llorso
Canada thi3 year cil"nfi8. who has tho veteran
On Wednesday. October 1.1. Clay ! mer of thoroughbred... Charles T.
rtobluson and company sold ut Cht ! attorsn. England, buying year
eago for E. II. Aiaunseil. Macleod. At- , "gs, ,for ,10xt season's racing about
berta, a consignment of cattle. I" bead Washington, Baltimore and New York,
of which, averaging 1,420 pounds, i ls, BlnBJ, f, I,pl11 MnB back tho Klory
brought $8.90 per hundredweight, top- f tno, 01d Dominion as a breeding
Ping the rango cattle market for the ' ,aco , tor thorouglibreds," said John
week to date. Tho tsamo firm also ' Mana of New York tho other day
sold for Mr. Maunsell 20G head, ..ver a Washington Post correspondent,
aging 1.210 pounds, at $S.5&, without a I Mr HillinKa never thought of breed
throwout. These were all grass cat ! '"B tlloro"Bli"rcds until ho becamo tho
tie. They were purchased by Armour I ?wne'' f tho Cur,s Ncck Property bo
and company. Clay. Itobinson ami J !i'w, Il,chnin'l, dovcloped by tho into
company describe the cattle a ot
very nice quality, in excellent condi
tion, and a great. credit to Mr Maun
sell, it speaks well for our Canadian
cattle raisers thnt they can produce
stock good enough to top the Chicago ' tabHsh blucgrnss pasturage. Ho ox
market against stiong competition. I P,ccts t0 r,ccrult hls sUld from tho stal
tlierc being over 4,000 range cattle on ' lions ,nml mare9 ho has Purchased
ptM Mmt ,i abroad through Patterson and by pur
sale that day.
It is ono tiling to produce crops
such ns ire referred to, and another
to get them to market. The facilities
of Western Canada aro excell-cnt. The
railway companies, of which there nre
three, the Canadian Pacific, ti.e Cana
dian Northern and the Grand Tiunk
Pacific, have the mark of efficiency
stamped upon all their work. Ueaides
the main trunk lines of these systems
which extend from ocean to ocean.
there arc branch lines and InternR
feeders which enter into remote parts
of the farming districts, and give to
tin. f.nrmnr in.mn.iinio nnn..... m t,n
world s grain markets Tho elevator
capacity of the country is something
enormous, and If thc figures can be
digested, the full extent of the grain
producing powers of Western Canada
may be realized. The total elevator
capacity is about 170,000,000 bubhr-la.
or nearly one-half of the entire wheat
production of tho Dominion in 1915.
Of this large storage facilities the
country elevators number 2.S0O, with
a capacity of 95,000,000 bushels. Ad
vertisement. To Protect Her Chest.
Rev. Horace Leonard, continuing his
campaign against cosmetics In Wash
ington, said at an al tre&co luncheon:
"A young husband at tho shore not
ed that in dressing for dinner the oth
er evening his wife had chosen a very
decollete gown.
" "There's a dampish sea wind blow
in," ho grumbled. 'Don't you think
you'd better put something on your i
chest?
" 'I've powdered It twict., dear," alio
aonswered. 'Still, if you don't mind
waiting, I suppose I might add another
coat.' "
A GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Mr. P. C. Caso of Welcome Lake,
Pa., writes: "I suffered with Back
ache and Kidney Trouble. My head
ached, my sleep was broken and un-
refreshing. I felt
heavy and sleepy
after meals, was
always nervouu
and tired, had a
bitter taste In ray
mouth, was dizzy,
had floating
ots specks before my
Mr. P. C. Case. ."'"". "ua, -, ,ua
thirsty, had a
dragging sensation across my loins,
difficulty in collecting my thoughts
and wns troubled with short
ness of breath. Dodds Kidney Pills
havo cured me of these complajnts.
You are at liberty to publish this "lot
ter for the benefit o any sufferer who
doubts tho merit ot Dodd3 Kidney
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Dodds Kidney Pills, 50c. per box at
your dealer or Dodds Medicine Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. Dodds Dyspepsia Tab
lets Tor Indigestion have been proved.
50c. per box. Adv.
Dyspepsia.
"Pa, what is dyspepsia?"
"it Is the remorse of a guilty atom
neb, my son." Puck.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets nre bet for liver,
bowels nnd stomach. One little Pellet for
a laxative three for a cathartic Adv.
A man isn't necessarily nollshed lusi
because vou no bis finish.
After Ills
Movie
go home
und
Murine
oi.i I. yet,
I wo
Drops
will rest,
refresh
and
cleanse.
Have It
iundy.
8miU Boot ot tfco y apop r.qam
TO BREED THOROUGHBREDS IN VIRGINIA
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VEii&aAsKwst KsrtJSJ&sESB&sbAA ; iv Sui . s.4X,5 s . .&7&.xr51t?-YSSrS5&z . . rjr'',wrc,sJifcc.vwMsiifcB3ir
C. K. G. Billings on Uhlan,
In nil the world thoro is no faster
saddlo horso than Uhlan, tho famous
, J?" 0WI1C(1 by C. K. Q. Hillings.
V. . ou'"- u,lu ul ul llunBS 1lr- bont
did at Curia Neck was to establish
upward of a thousand acres of alfaira.
It is the Intention of Mr. Hillings to
turn under part of this alfalfa and es
chases in this country. Already ho ls
NEW CHAMPION GOLF PLAYER
Robert Gardner, Young Yale Graduate,
Recently Walked Off With Title
at Detroit Tournament.
Another now champion lias arrived
with tho victories of Robert Gardner
! of cll,caSO, tho young Yale graduate,
who recently walked off with the
i crown of thc Unitcd States Golt aB"
I Boclatioii, at Detroit, Mich. Gardner
nullified to play J. G. Anderson, tho
I Eastcrn l,Ia'or. bV defeating Marston
I in a Bamo that lll"Rcd on nn 18-inch
Robert Gardner.
sliot. These tiny littlo pushes prob
ably looked to Marston as hard as
hitting a dime with a riflo from a thou
sand yards, ror Gardnor won tho hole
nnd took tho extra ono, and so quali
fied to play Andorson.
In his final match tho Chicago man
showed the samo skill, and, nfter a
close and very exciting battle, finally
vanquished tho last man that stood bo
tweon him and the championship.
Switch Baseball and Football.
Every spring tho baseball players
kick becauso It is too cold tor base
ball; every rail the football players
kick becauso It Is too hot. Why not
havo tho representative of these two
sports get together and arrange to
swap seasons? A 40-00 April tern
poraturo is better for football than
un 80-100 September temperature, and
tho converse is equally truo.
Johnny Evers' Big Salary.
Second Baseman John Evers or the
Boston Bravos receives $10,000 a year
salary and Is under contract Tor 1910
and 1917. In addition to his salary ills
contract calls for an additional $2,000
if Boston wins the ponnant; $1,500 ir
the. team finishes second; $1,000 if it
gains third placo, and $500 for fourth
placo.
Job for Jakey Atz.
Tho veteran Jakoy Atz. who man
aged the Koit Worth team of the
Texas loague, will bo manager of one
if th teams In tho New Orleans Win
tor loague. Atz's team will he known
as the GnKllglita. backed by a public
service corporation and salaries are
ald to be no consideration when It
comeR to getting a winner together.
McGraw Grabs Collegian.
John McGraw dan another KmlMi
indor Ills wine Ho l n pitcher who
nails trom Columbia university
1 . I
I ' . I
World's Fastest Trotter.
Interested In tho Peep o' Day stallion
Cock o' tho Walk and ho hns half u
dozen marcs of Amorican stock.
"Whether his attempt to grow blue
grass on James river land turns out
well or not. it is a certainty thnt ho
will produco raco horses at Curls
Ncck. Blucgrass pasturago is woll
enough, but it is not absolutely essen
tial to tho production of the thorough
bred. Thero is none at Harry Payne
Whitney's Brookdalo farm in Mon
mouth county, N. J. Monmouth county
is colcbrnted tor Its potatoes. Yet Mr.
Whitney's stud hns been the inost suc
cessful in tills country these three or
four yenrs. Moreover, tho lato Col.
William It. Johnson raised good race
horses a few miles to tho southward
of Mr. Billings' placo boforo tho war.
and moro recently tho into 'Virginia'
Bradley bred tho Ameiican derby win
nor. Rohort Waddell, twenty or thirty
miles down tho river in Cliarles coun
ty. Mr. Billings will find a subslltuto
for bluegrass if it develops thnt the
Curls Neck stud must havo one, no
matter what it costs, for ho does not
stop when ho sots out to do somothing
nnd, being a man of wealth ho does
not havo to bothor about tho cost."
I ABE COUNTED HOUSE;
t THEN FOUGHT M0RAN I
$ Abo was fighting Owen Mo-
$ ran, a former protcgo of Char-
i loy Harvoy or San Francisco
5 Moran was tearing into him like
$ a madman, with Attell ducking
3 and blocking languidly as ho
looked around tho liouso. Slid-
$ denly Abo grappled Moran nnd
J wrestled him over to tho comor
S whero Monto Attell, Abo's
i brother, wns sitting.
"Monte," said Abo sadly over
g tho struggling Mornn's shoul-
der, "1 toll you that thoro
Isn't a cent more than throe
thousand dollars in tho liouso.
T T Pnillltml tlm lllnnnllnn n...1 .1...
boxes myseir. Only thrcedol-
lar people came in attor tho
first round."
j Then Abo settled down to tho
less important business ot box-
j lng Moran.
0LDIERS FIGHT UNDER FIRE
Men Havo High Old Times With
the Gloves After Coming Out of
Trenches Disregard Shells.
Lanco Corporal Koyworth of the
Twenty-fourth County "Queens" of
London, who was decorated with the
Victoria cross for bravery In throwing
bombs at a Gorman position for two
hours Whllo oxposed to riflo firo. tolls
this story of boxing among tho sol
diers: "Atler coming out of tho trenches,
tho men havo a high old tlrao with the
gloves. Shortly nfter the engagement
at Glvenchy wo went to a picturo pal
ace, only three miles behind tho firing
line, and saw some flno boxing. It was
llko this: The building whoro tho
scrapping was held had boon banged
up by sholls, and It was easy to Imag
ine it falling In a heap.
"It was, nevertheless, packed with
follows who, not being ablo to box
themselves, let things go on tho mouth
organ. Boxing gloves nnd mouth or
gans are over so popular. I don't know
what wo should do without thorn.
"But tho boxing every contest wont
to tho bitter end. Thero was no vic
tory on points. It vas all a long, glo
rious slug, and all tho tlmo.tho slug
ging was going on shells were continu
ally dropping around nnd about. But
no ono bothered tho least littlo bit."
Sox Train at Macon.
Tho Chicago White Sox will do
their spring training In Macon. Ga..
noxt year, ir tho porsuaslvo powers ot
Macon's mayor and city council count
tor anything. An invito has been sent
Cliarles Comlskcy.
Johnny Farrell Recovers.
Johnny Farrell, tho Whales' second
saekor. who was forced to quit during
tho summer becauso or illness, hopeu
to lio bad; in tho lineup next spring.
Respect Ganrel as a Manager.
Manager John Gnnzol or tho lirnolr
reds, is a loader to bo roared noxt year
No tins several strings out thnt will
strengthen his club greatly.' Ono of
them Is In tho catching dopartmont,
whoro his toam was tho weakest.
Many Called by Mack.
Twenty-one pitchers wore ail that
Connlo Muck used during tho soason
Just ended. This number dons nol
account for four or flvo ho hnd at the
itnrt of tho season, an I turned loose
betoro the gamo was many weov pju
FIGHTER KEEPS BOOKS
Miko Gibbons Docs Things in a
Businesslike Manner.
St. Paul Whirlwind Makes Record oi
Doings of Boxars Me Is Likely to
Meet In ning Makes Char
acteristic Comments.
Miko Gibbons hns originated n brand
now system which makes boxing more
of a businosB than over. Miko keeps
books on nil his rivals. He ranks and
handicaps men in his class in much
tho samo way dopostera handicap race
horses. He bases these handicaps on
tils porsonnl knowledge of the men
concerned or on newspaper roports of
their best battles. Evory bit of
strongth thnt a flghtor is known to
possess Is Jotted down in tho dope
hook, nlong with his weaknesses, his
temperament, habits, etc. For In
Blanco, hero's Mlko's dopo on Eddlo
McGoorty:
Lazy trainor. Hotter at 1C2 than
IDS. Has dangerous loft hook. Heavy
right is good coming in or going out
of clinches.
Billy Murray is put down llko this:
Most aggressive of thorn all.. Gen
erally feints twice nnd thou sends two
long lofts to head. Doesn't vary
stylo of attack, and that's his main
trouble.
Jimmy Clnbby is sized up in Miko's
book In this stylo:
Hardest mnn in tho business to out
point. Has strong norvous strain thnt
f
--..
y
IJ&EOU
Mike Gibbons.
affects his work. Is hardor than Mc
Goorty, becauso ho has tho K. O. In
cither side. Ho stnlls a lot, and a
clever opponent can stnll with him.
Commenting further, Miko says a
really great boxer ls ono who can
make his opponent do exactly what he
doesn't want to do. Against an ng
grcssivo slugger an opponent should
try to minimlzo his power by taking
tho forcing away from him. If you
got him backing up his fighting forco
Is gone. If you aro not doing well
against n clover fellow at long rango,
do something thnt will make him
como to you, so thnt you can hang
ovor tho crushing punch.
It is any wonder that Miko has suc
ceeded? INCREASED VALUE OF HORSE
Some Instances Cited Where Good
Jockeys Havo Multiplied Earning
Capacity of Racers.
"Drivers aro tho men who alono
glvo ndded values to raco horses and
mako thorn valuable for breeding pur
poses," remarked a prominent horso
man. "It is said Hamburg Bollo cost
John C. Madden J5.000, but Androws
mado her worth ?50,000."
"Tho lato August Uhloin paid ?9,000
for the Harvcstor, but Ed doors mado
tho horso worth about $50,000.
"What Tommy Murphy did with Po
tor Volo is on record, nnd had it not
boon for Walter Cox, tho ownor of
1'oter Scott would not get $30,000 for
his horso; nor tho ownor of Allen Win
ter $50,000 had not McDonald handled
him and won $30,000 In tho Itoadvlllo
handicap.
"Doxtor sold for $100 in Orango
county, but Budd Doblo mndo him
wortli $33,000 to Itohort Bonner, and
had It not been for tho samo driver,
Goldsmith Maid would not havo won
$305,000. It was Splau who mado tho
offbrcd' goldlng Itarus a $30,0C0 horso.
Tho troublo io tho driver is hardly
ovor considered, and if a raco horso
proves to bo a plug and cannot win,
it has a bad driver, but If It develops
into a champion, all honors go to tho
breeder nnd wealthy owner."
McGraw Signs Young Cuban.
Joo Uodrlguoz, rated as tho best first
basoman in tho Cuban National
league, has been signed by Manager
McGraw of tho Giants. Rodriguez,
who is twenty yours old, has been
playing professional hall for only a
year. Ho was tho star of tho Ko
Browns Inst season, hnvlng gono to
that toam last winter from a Ilavnna
amateur team.
Royce G6ea With McGraw.
Stove Itoyco, tho collego pltchor,
who quit last spring nfter signing to
jln with tho tllants, studied luw all
ummor, but now says ho will report
io McUraw for tho training trip noxt
.prlng.
Wolrjast Wins Easily.
Ad Wolgnst had littlo troublo in
inning trom Uono Dolmont In oji
-ght-round bout In Memphis.
"'
A wP a
m?mmiKmmmmrm
ChBSdren Cry
3?lio Kind Yon Havo Always Bought, nnd -which hns boon
la uso for over ISO years, hns hornotho Bignaturo of
s-J? - nnd has been mado Tinder his pcr-
yvjTV-T2- Honal supervision since Its inlancy.
ac-yr, scucSuM Allow no ono to dccclvo you in thla.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-fjood " aro but
Experiments that trlflu ivlth nnd endanger tho health o
.Infants and Chlldrjjn Experience against; Experiment
What is CASTOR! A
Castoria is n harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pares
Corlc, Drops nnd Sootlilnjr Syrups. It ls pleasant. Ife
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio
Biibstanco. Its ago is its guarantee It dostroys "Worms
and allays Foverlshncss. For moro than thirty years lb
has boon in constant uso for tho rollcf of Constipation,
Tlntuloncy, "Wind Colic, all Toothing- Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates tho Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates tho Food, giving- healthy nnd natural Bleep
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
ii Use For
The Kind! You Have Always Bought
THt CCTITAUH COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY.
NOT GIVING ANYTHING AWAY
Miser Could Not Understand Why Ho
Should Not Get Paid for Rats
Bred on His Property.
Gov. Moses Alexander of Idaho was
condemning, nt tho governors' confer
enco in Uoston, a particularly mean
trust.
"This trust's methods." ho snld, "re
mind mo of Old Sam llomis, tho miser.
"Sam's warehouse was overrun with
rats, and ho hired a rat catcher to
clean thorn out. Tho rat catcher got
to work early ono morning, and lato
In tho afternoon presented himself be
fore tho old man with a trlumphnnt
air, an enormous bag ot dead rats on
his hnck.
"Woll. Mr. I3emls,' ho said 'I've
cleaned your placo of rats accordin' to
contract, and,you won't have to bothor
about tho dead corpses, either, for I'm
takln' them all away with inc. Look-a-hero.'
"Tho rat catcher lowered tho bag
from his sliouldor, opened It, and dis
played a hugo mass of dead rodents.
" The bill. Mr. Uomis,' he ndded, 'Is
$2.25.'
'"H'm, yes, $2.25,' ho said. 'But
don't I get anything for tho rats?' "
REAL SKIN COMFORT
Follows Use of Cutlcura Soap and
Ointment. Trial Free.
By bathing nnd anointing theso fra
grant suporefcamy omollicnts impart
to tender, scnsitlvo or irritated, Itch
ing sld ns a feeling ot iutenso skin
comfort difficult for ono to renllzo who
has never used them for llko purposes
Cultlvato nn ncqualnta-njo with thom.
Sample each frco by v.iall with Book.
Address postcard, Cutlcura, Dept. XY,
Boston. RoM ovorywhero. Adv.
Sore Trial.
Tho man who doesn't smoko or
drink is n soro trial to tho doctors.
Thoy don't know what to tell him ho
will havo to glvo up. Clovolaiid Lead
er. Por a really flno coffee at a mod
crato price, drink Dcnlsou's Scmlnolo
Brand, 35o the lb., in soalod cans.
Only ono merchant in each town
sells Seminolo. If your grocer isn't
tho ono, wrlto tho Donlson Coffeo Co .
Chicago, for n souvenir and tho namo
ot your Seminolo doalor.
Buy the 3 lb. Canister Can for $1.00.
Adv.
Good Business.
"What is a Humidor, papa?"
"A financier, my son, is a mini who
can harrow money and make tho
lender pay interest on It."
Used Whenever Quinine is Needed
Does Not Affect thc Head
rtrenuRo of Itc tonlo nml Inxntlre ellect LAX
ATIVE 11KOMO QUININE will bo fouml better
tliun ordinary Quinine fur any purpose for
million Qulnlno 111 used. Dock not rniiHU ner
TousncBB nor ringing In head. Ilemcmber there
In only ono "llrotno Quinine. ' Tlntt In Laxu
tiro llromo Quinine. Look for ulmiuturo oi
E. W. a rove. 25. Adv.
An ornery man's dog sticks to ills
master. But a good man's dog often
disappears, leaving iuTcluo.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pclleto are the
original littlo liver pills put oip 40 ycais
ngo. They regulate liver and bowels. Adv.
Thero ls moro or less graft In the
construction of family trees.
WHY "ANURSC"
IS AN INSURANCE AGAINST SUDDEN DEATH.
Sufferers from Backache, Mieumatlsin and Kidney Trouble
Boforo an Insuranco Company will
tako a risk on your llfo the examining
physician will test tho ur'no and re
port whothor you aro a ood risk.
Whon your kldnoyfa get slugf?lh and
clog, you auffor from backache, sick
headacho, dizzy spoils, or tho twinges
and pains of lumbago, rheumatism nnd
gout. Tho urlno is often "loudy, full
of sediment; chnnnols ofton got soro
and sloop Is disturbed two or throo
times a night. This ls tho timo you
should consult somo physician ot wldo
oxperlenco such aa Ur. Pierce, of tho
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
Rullnlo, N. Y. Send him 10 conts for
sample packogo of his uow dlscovory
Anuric." Wrlto him your symptoms
and soud a samplo of urlno for test.
for Fletcher's
Signature of
Oyer 3 Years
Nothing Unusual.
Any protty girls nt tho hotel whero
you spent tho summer'"
"Yes, Indeed, ' replied tho man
whoso fow remaining strands of hair
wore laid out to the best advantage
"Did thoy show you any atten
tion?" "They showed mo Just as little a3
thoy could."
"Tough luck!"
'I rathor expected It. You seo, they
woro waitresses."
A puzzle.
"I say, jild man, that dog of mlno
la a perfect wonder. I raised him
from u puppy, and he's got almost hu
man Intelligence."
"you don t say so! I wonder whoro
ho learned It?"
You can rely on a man to keep Ms
word when it is to his advantago so
to do.
If a woninn would havo the neigh
bors respect her husband she must
sot nn example.
Make the Liver
Do its Duty
Nine times in ten when the liver is
right the stomach and bowels aro rignt
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVRR PILLS
gently butfirmly com
pel a lazy liver
do its duty.
cures Con'
tipation, In
digestion,
Sick
Headache.
and Diitresi After Eating.
SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE.
Genuine must bear Signature
z
! Tumors and Ludub guecenafullv 1
TL, treated without knifeor pain. Alii
VS "w. !"".""":. "" TI
kt wrim wnf rrn firntfrnrAiiiAAL
i . Dr. WILLIAMS SANATORIUM I
i'ww uuiTcnii? ATt luancipeus, nuta.
BUCK
LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED
lir Cutter! Dllcklrj Pllll. Ixw
priced, front, rtlUblo: preferred br
weium fioc&uen. rxcaiue iniy
r V sfm protect where ether veeolnei fell.
R L fl Write for looMet nl U-ulmonlili.
1 . WrJL 10 lO-dOH pkge. Blicklij PIIH (1.00
-Jfla,VJ 80-dew pkge. DlMklta Pllll 4.00
!Je etij lnjn-tor, but Cutter best.
The superiority of Cutter products U due to o?er IS
rears of speclslltlng In vaccines and serums enly.
Inelst ee Cutter's. If unobtainable, order direct.
The Cutter Laboratory, Berkeley, Cal., or Chisago. III.
Pars Have Advanced
Ship to RoRerf. WonlToIlbcralBra3f,
f ullvaluaincnshiindnuickn turns. Wa
Iirtvo best market in America for Pure, Hides, etc
lio cornmleelon. Write today for frco prlco
Trunp-ra' aunpiiom rt Factory prlco
ROOEK i Fun CCrtlfANY, DcpU jj St, Louis,
irlco list.
rlcom
Ml,
Sioux City Directory
"Hub of the Northwest."
con nircsT hkkvice siiu-
Lire Stock Commission Mercrmnts nc
SIOUX OITY, Uhlcaoc op KanaaaOlt?
3AITTY riHST ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
GOOD ENOUQII FOR EVKUVnODY
NOT TOO GOOD FOR ANYUODVi
W. N. U., SIOUX CITY, NO. 47-1915.
Exporienco has taught Dr. Plerco that
"Anuric" is tho most powerful agent
in dissolving uric acid, as hot water
molto sugar, besides being absolutely
harmless and ls endowed with other
properties, for it presorves tho kid
noys in a hoalthy condition by thor
oughly cleansing thom. Checks tho de
generation of tho blood-vessels, as well
as rogulatlng blood presauio. "Anuric"
ls a regular Insuranco and life-savor
for all big meat caters and tho30 who
deposit llmo-salts In tholr joints. Ask
tho druggist for "Anuric" put up by Dr.
Plerco, In 50-cont packages.
Dr. Plerco's Favorito Prescription,
makos woak women strong, alck
women woll, no alcohol. SoldIn tab
lets or liquid.
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